Properly tensioned and well maintained, a catamaran trampoline delivers more comfort, more safety, and a longer lifespan. Here are the tips we share with our customers at the counter, for installation and everyday care.
Your trampoline needs to be properly tensioned before use. Fully engage the boltropes and centre them before tightening the fabric, then use every eyelet provided: the more of them doing the work, the better the load is spread across the fabric.
For tensioning, a thick shock cord is a better choice than a rigid line: the fabric will age better. Make sure the line or shock cord never touches the trampoline mesh, as over time it can cut into it.
If the lacing runs through a tube or batten, keep it aligned and secure it with half-hitches — they stop the line or shock cord from slipping.
THE NENUPHAR TIP
Not sure about your trampoline’s tension? Send us a photo at info@nenuphar.com and we’ll help you fine-tune it.
Salt and sand are a trampoline’s worst enemies. Rinse it with fresh water as often as you can — ideally after every outing — and clean it regularly with a soft brush to lift off sand and grime without damaging the fabric.
TO AVOID
Avoid ammonia-based detergents and high-pressure jets: they attack the fabric’s protective treatment and shorten the trampoline’s lifespan.
Any questions about installing or maintaining your trampoline? Our team is here to help.
